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I see he committed to SMU yesterday. That’s tough. It screams NIL.. Hopefully we can eventually flip him to the good guys 🤘🏻

True, Alex. There's riding - then there's riding.

Maybe, but what is the correct take? the problem I’m seeing is everyone sees we have major issues BUT Sark. When your head coach and OC doesn’t know how to fix it, you are in trouble, and yes… the sky is falling. Sark is not okay right now. He was a little snarky at reasonable pushback.

Not riding…😂😂😂

You shoulda had him riding a sheep.

Billy’s cesspool is loving this non-apology. Tickle me Elko might get a win this weekend against Citadel and the Ags will be right back on track to beat everyone and win the natty.

Doing so now. He's staining the gene pool.

So many overly emotional bad takes in this thread 😂🤣

Arch has some of the highest times-to-throw in the country. I'd be interested to know how many times he has self-sacked this year, because it feels like it has been at least 6 or 7 times.

Yeah, I disagree with this. There have been plenty of great QB's (some with Gold Jackets) that didn't play a high level of HS competition. In the Arch argument in that ... Peyton and Eli played at Isidore Newman as well. They played small classification at the same school. So the dog doesn't hunt, and especially with Arch.

it is better but still not great. Arch seems to get rattled from any form of pressure. Needs to take sack lessons from Brady and Joe Burrow

The answer was playing 6A football in Texas. He didn't have the competition he needed in High School. He's paying for it now.

The protection Arch is getting is miles better than last year, and for some reason, that has made his pocket presence worse. Doesn't add up.

@RN_surgery I’m sure you were calling for the benching of VY and Colt as well as Mack and Greg Davis’ jobs. Evidence helps us inform decisions on and off the football field.

Was gonna say Brooks just has more an issue with our offensive line being slow and soft rather than the playcalls. I feel the same as most of us do.

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I love Brooks, tells it how it is. Arch is too good to bench but lacks consistency to win when we need him to be consistent. His pocket presence has me questioning if they even coach it or if he gets under the lights and forgets it all. biggest thing that kills me in the offensive line play. You just can’t fall down and be late on stunts. If you get beat, fine, but don’t get whooped with bad technique. 3rd and 1 and our lineman take backwards steps and get whooped. just bad

Just my observation, but you can tell for whatever reason Arch cannot pull the trigger. He's scared of making a mistake, and then it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. It's all mental right now, and he's going through some chaos in his brain. I don't know what the answer is other than playing through it, which means it might get worse before it gets better. Hopefully, the worst was this past week.

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I have not watched the video yet as I'm posting while at work so I'll concede that point; Arch isn't without issue. This is based on the Gemini summary which the poster mentions.

If you actually watched the video, you would see Brooks walk through multiple examples of Arch turning down check downs and hot routes for no reason. On the final interception, he had Winston sitting down on a 5 yard hitch. You would also see Brooks walk through examples of Arch poorly navigating a clean pocket and creating self imposed pressure. Brooks didn’t seem to have many issues with the playcalling.